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Choose quickly among the color-coded Technical Friends cams from Wild Country that give the term "friends" a whole new meaning. With exceptionally smooth trigger action, impressive machined cam stops, and an easily replaceable and field maintainable trigger, they work exceptionally well for shallow placements.

Wild Country presents a new range of Technical Friends featuring important technical advances in strength, size range, weight and durability.
| Protection Color: | Red |
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| Range: | 1.14 - 1.73 in. |
| Range (mm): | 10-16 (00); 13-19 (0); 17-24 (0.5); 19-29 (1.00); 21-33 (1.25, ); 23-35 (1.50); 25-41 (1.75); 29-44 (2.00); 33-55 (2.50); 43-66 (3.00); 51-82 (3.50); 64-100 (4.00); 84-136 (5.00); 118-194 (6.00) |
| Strength: | 14 kN |
| Strength (kN): | 10 (00, Gold); 14 (0, Blue); 14 (0.5, Red); 14 (1.00); 14 (1.25); 14 (1.50); 14 (1.75); 14 (2.00); 14 (2.50); 14 (3.00); 14 (3.50); 14 (4.00); 14 (5.00); 14 (6.00) |
| Weight: | 3.89 oz. |
| Weight (Grams): | 111g |
| Weight (g): | 60 (00); 79 (0); 85 (0.5); 95 (1.00); 98 (1.25); 98 (1.50); 107 (1.75); 111 (2.00); 122 (2.50, Gold); 155 (3.00); 178 (3.50); 217 (4.00); 340 (5.00); 520 (6.00) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer it, so you may find the same product listed more than once on GearBuyer.com, we list these highly similar products below.
| Wild Country Technical Friends #1 | $60.00 | |
| Wild Country Technical Friends #1.0 | $60.00 | |
| Wild Country Technical Friends #4 | $60.00 | |
| Wild Country Technical Friends Cams | $47.96 - $65.00 |
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I would purchase this product again | |
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| I love the way it feels especially the thumb placement, very smooth. (I have been using my boyfriends 1970's Friends). I love the improvements. Thank you | |
| AnnaPrana at Mountain Gear on 11/09/2008 | |
big shaky | |
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| The smaller sizes are good. I got the #6 when it first hit the market to add some big to my rack to protect o.w's. Now days though it just can't compete with the BD double axle design. The WC's big lobes can twist out of alignment with each other and make for some spicy moments and choice words trying to get things straightened out. Last time I used it I got it all jacked up and didn't even bother clipping it. Go with BD or Big Bros. | |
| snarg at Mountain Gear on 05/28/2009 | |